Guiding catheter system

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128344, 1283481, 604 4, A61M 2500

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048202711

ABSTRACT:
This invention discloses a catheter comprising a first hollow tubular body of flexible non-kinking material having an entry and an exit port and a first lumen therethrough. A fixation balloon of soft elastomeric material is attached coaxially to the first hollow tubular body proximate the exit port. A second hollow tubular body of flexible non-kinking material having a second lumen therethrough is operatively attached at one end to the fixation balloon and at a opposite second end to means to selectively inflate or deflate the fixation balloon by applying pressure to a liquid contained in the second lumen. The second lumen provides a passageway for communicating pressure to inflate or deflate the fixation balloon to a liquid between the fixation balloon and the selective inflation and deflation means. Means are operatively coupled to the selective inflation and deflation means to limit the pressure supplied to inflate the fixation balloon through the second lumen to a selected pre-set pressure limit. The first hollow tubular body may be comprised of porous material adapted to permit fluid flow therethrough or have a plurality of holes therethrough proximate said fixation balloon. The preferred liquid used to communicate the pressure to the fixation balloon is a dilute mixture of a radiographic contrast agent and saline. The fixation balloon may have an inflated shape adapted to resist backward movement of the first hollow tubular body from an opening once the fixation balloon is inserted into the target vessel ostium and inflated.

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